Vice President JD Vance
address His fellow Marines were on a visit to Quantico at Marine Corps Base in Virginia on Wednesday. After four years of working and touring in Iraq, Vance spoke about his experience with the Marine Corps, the importance of the service sector, which is now approaching his 250th birthday, and the Trump administration's lethal reintegration of cosmetic diversity.
After making his remarks, Vance
I ate a meal In the chaos hole, he hit the gun range and fired an M27 infantry rifle, an M107 sniper rifle, an M240B machine gun and a howitzer. draw Comparison and A photo OP with the theme of Minnesota Governor Tim Waltz's humiliating hunting.
Vance began his speech and said that he may have been motivated to run for Vice President because of his desire to “collel and general want to work together and listen to change.”
Despite this proposal, he didn't like being ordered by those around him and boasted that no one would discipline him two hours later, but the Vice President emphasized that he had benefited greatly from the discipline of the Marines.
“We care about excellence and patriotism.”
“When I joined the Marines in 2003, there are so many good things the Marines did for me,” Vance said. “I was a little out of direction. I didn't know what I wanted to do in my life, and as you all know, the Marines are good at giving directions to 18-year-olds.”
After highlighting his pride and gratitude for the Marines, Vance said the legion was “directing in the right direction.”
“Under President Trump's leadership, we believe in very simple principles. We don't care where you come from. We don't care what skin color you are. We care about excellence, we care about patriotism,” Vance said.
“There's no better quota. Mumbo Jumbo is no more ridiculous. There's no more diversity training,” the vice president continued. “We believe that the true strength and true diversity of the US Marines is what you have the power and purpose to come from every walk of life, come from every corner of America, and win the wars of the nation.
Awakened Judge Biden blocked the ban on military dressers, but the Trump administration has achieved some success in other efforts to ensure capabilities are not sacrificed at the altar of diversity.
After taking office, President Donald Trump
signature An executive order ending “all discriminatory and illegal preferences, delegations, policies, programs, activities, guidance, regulations, enforcement actions, consent orders and requirements.” A few days later, he signature Another order to explicitly eliminate discrimination based on race and gender in the military.
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegses later revealed where the pentagon is concerned, Day, gender ideology, critical racial theories and allocations are relegated to the trash cans of history.
Heggs
It's attracting attention On January 29th, in a memo entitled “Restoring America's Combat Power,” the military stated, “all decisions relating to employment, promotion, and staff selection for appointments are based on merit, departmental needs and, finally, individual desires.”
“He's proud of you.”
In addition to highlighting the rejection of military identity politics, Vance said in a speech Wednesday that “new leadership” will “invest in the entire US military, as never before, as the Marines and us.
Vance also handed a message from the commander to the Marines. “First of all, he loves you.
Kevin Brown, Mayor Quantico,
It's attracting attention On Facebook, “It was a joy to hear the Vice President of the Marines talk to the Marines. Marines were always Marines.”
brown
I said Potomac's local news, “It's encouraging to know that someone of that pedigree in the White House is advising the president.”
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